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Rural Math Innovation Network (RMIN)

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8th Grade, 9th Grade

About the Intervention

Rural Math Innovation Network (RMIN) is a professional development intervention for Pre-Algebra and Algebra I teachers in rural Virginia school districts. The program uses a networked improvement community (NIC) model where teachers collaborate to incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) factors—specifically academic self-efficacy and growth mindset—into lesson plans for teaching career-readiness math competencies. Teachers participate in the NIC to innovate and implement SEL-integrated math lessons. The intervention was implemented over multiple years (2017-2019) with cohorts of middle and high school math teachers across rural school divisions in southwest and southside Virginia. Teachers received supports to develop SEL math lessons and establish technology capacity for lesson development and implementation.

Statistical Findings

No effect on Pre-Algebra math scores

No effect on Algebra I math scores

More Intervention Details

Focus Areas

Social-Emotional Learning

Programs & Services

General Education, Teacher Professional Development / Mentoring

Delivery Methods

Face-to-Face

Disability Support

N/A

Target Groups

Teachers/Instructional Teams

Source

Kazuaki, U. & Kimberly S., C. (2020). Impact Study Evaluation of the Rural Math Innovation Network (RMIN) i3 Development Project (ED606872). ERIC. https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED606872.pdf.

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